Sentences with phrase «pace since»

I have to pace myself since projects are not my primary focus in life.

The seniors housing annual inventory growth rate in the second quarter of 2017 was 3.9 %, up 0.5 percentage point from the prior quarter and also its fastest pace since NIC began reporting the data in 2006.

Existing - home sales are currently (as of October) at their strongest pace since February 2009, distressed sales reached an all - time low earlier this fall and first - time buyers finally gained some traction...

Indeed, from 2011 to 2016, annual growth in productivity has averaged less than 1 percent, the slowest five - year pace since the 1977 - 82 period.

Sales of new single - family homes clung to their same bumpy path again last month, unexpectedly slipping to their weakest annual pace since March, the Census Bureau said Monday.

Sales are now at their highest pace since February 2007 (5.79 million), have increased year - over-year for nine consecutive months and are 9.6 percent above a year ago (5.01 million).

On Wednesday, the Census Bureau reported that housing starts in July fell to the slowest pace since August 2012.

Existing condominium and co-op sales rose 6.6 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 650,000 units in June from 610,000 units in May, up 8.3 percent from June 2014 (600,000 units) and the highest pace since May 2007 (680,000 units).

«Rents increased by 3.8 percent in June, the strongest pace since January of 2008.»

Sales of Manhattan apartments during the first quarter of the year hit their slowest pace since the nadir of the Great Recession, according to an analysis by the Wall Street Journal.

Sales of existing homes rose 3.2 percent in June to the highest pace since February 2007.

Single - family permits were up 4.0 percent to 494,000 units (best pace since March of 2010) while multifamily permits gained 15.3 percent to 286,000 units.

However, strong gains in new permitting activity for both single - family and multifamily homes drove the combined permitting number for May up 7.9 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 780,000 units — the strongest pace since September of 2008.

The overall gain in new - home construction in September was reflected across both the single - and multifamily sectors, with the first posting an 11 percent gain to a rate of 603,000 units — the best pace since August of 2008 — and the second posting a 25.1 percent gain to 269,000 units — the best pace since September of 2008.

Meanwhile, issuance of permits for new - home construction rose 1.8 percent to 925,000 units — the quickest pace since mid-2008.

Housing permits — which show future construction — rose to their quickest pace since mid-2008, up to 1.8 percent in January.

Meanwhile, single - family housing starts ticked up slightly by 0.8 percent in January — reaching 613,000 units, the strongest pace since July 2008.

Mortgage bond fund managers known as real estate investment trusts have been raising cash at their fastest pace since 2013, giving them enough new capacity to buy more than $ 30 billion of the securities, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

«New construction on one - family homes rebounded in August, rising by 5.5 percent to the fastest pace since April 2010.

«Some new - home sales that would have happened this March were likely pulled forward as a result of exceedingly good weather conditions across much of the country in February, when we recorded the quickest sales pace since the end of the homebuyer tax credit,» notes Barry Rutenberg, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and a home builder from Gainesville, Fla. «The bottom line is that builders in many markets are reporting more interest among prospective buyers, with the main sticking points for sales right now being access to credit for builders and buyers, and problems with obtaining accurate appraisals.»

With last month's gain, sales are now up 4.5 percent from May 2015 (5.29 million) and are at their highest annual pace since February 2007 (5.79 million).

That would mark the best sales pace since before the housing crisis, another sign of the ongoing recovery.

In late June, the Commerce Department said that sales of new homes increased by 7.6 % in May from Aprilto a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $ 369,000, which is the best pace since April 2010.

If the Consumer Confidence reading reaches the mid-93 range, it would be the strongest pace since June 2015.

According to Zillow's Home Value Index, home values increased by 6.5 year - over-year in November 2016, marking the fastest growing pace since 2006.

Home sales have bounced back solidly and are now at their second highest pace since February 2007.

Some Highlights: Existing home sales have accelerated to the highest pace since February 2007 at an annual pace of 5.57 million.

Preliminary NIC MAP ® data show first - quarter dollar volume of $ 1.5 billion for seniors housing, the weakest pace since early 2014.

Starts of single - family homes were their strongest in a decade and applications to build such properties advanced to the fastest pace since August 2007.

Berkadia's Seniors Housing and Healthcare team, led by Chris Honn, has been working at a furious pace since the end of last year, closing $ 288 million in financings in the past two months.

BMO senior economist Robert Kavcic said the results were «firmer than expected,» noting that the 12 - month average of 221,000 units was just off the strongest pace since 2008.

Last year, apartment rents alone increased at their fastest pace since before the recession, up 4.6 percent in 2015, according to a report by real - estate research company Reis Inc..

The seniors housing annual inventory growth rate in the third quarter of 2017 was 4.1 %, down 0.1 percentage point from the second quarter, when it had reached its fastest pace since NIC began reporting the data in 2006.

For independent living (the blue line), rent growth decelerated a bit to 4.0 % from 4.2 % in the third quarter, when rent growth reached its highest pace since NIC began reporting this data.

From 2011 to 2016, annual growth in productivity has averaged less than 1 %, the slowest five - year pace since the 1977 - 82 period.

Existing sales kicked off 2016 on solid footing, rising slightly to the strongest pace since July 2015 (5.48 million), Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist, explained.

Seniors housing annual absorption was 3.2 % as of the third quarter of 2017, unchanged from the second quarter of 2017, up 0.6 percentage point from one year earlier, and remained the fastest pace since NIC began reporting the data in 2006.

For independent living, starts totaled 882 units in the fourth quarter, the slowest pace since late 2012.

On a four - quarter aggregate basis, starts totaled 6,551 units, the weakest pace since late 2014.

This is the highest sales pace since July 2007.

Acquisitions of seniors housing and care properties totaled $ 2.0 billion in the third quarter of 2016, the slowest pace since mid-2013 and less than a quarter of the recent peak pace seen in 2015.

Following last month's decline, Yun expects existing - home sales in 2016 to be around 5.36 million, a 2.1 percent increase from 2015 and the highest annual pace since 2006 (6.48 million).

However, the November sales rate was the fastest pace since July 2007.

2 Existing - home sales in June were at a seasonally adjusted annualized sales rate of 5.57 million, the highest pace since February 2007 (5.79 million).

«September home sales bounced back solidly after slowing in August and are now at their second highest pace since February 2007 (5.79 million),» he said.

Housing starts have been running at a 700,000 annualized pace since the beginning of the year, less than half the average rate over the last 50 years.

If demand for office space was more robust, vacancies would be declining at a much faster pace since supply additions are virtually nil (more on this below).

RISMEDIA, March 16, 2011 --(MCT)-- U.S. consumer sentiment declined in March 2011 at the fastest pace since the financial crisis began in 2008, according to survey results released by Thomson Reuters and the University of Michigan.

Contract activity is at the strongest pace since December 2006 when it reached 112.8; pending sales have been above year - ago levels for the past 25 months.

Existing - home sales are expected to finish the year at their highest pace since 2006, but price growth and rising mortgage rates could slow sales.